What Is MyLogicLab?

MyLogicLab is where you save time and improve results!

MyLogicLab is an easy-to-use learning management system that allows instructors to assess student progress and adapt course material to meet the specific needs of the class.

MyLogicLab Features and Benefits

Self-Assessment: Instructors need to regularly assess whether students understand the material and concepts in their textbook. MyLogicLab allows students to test themselves and with aggregate class reports help instructors know what content their class has mastered and where they are still struggling.
Customized Study Plan: Generated by self-assessments, MyLogicLab produces customized study plans for students and addresses different learning styles while helping students to study independently. It identifies areas of weakness and strength to focus students' attention and efforts where they are needed the most.
Customized Lecture Materials: Having all of these resources in one place makes preparing for class quick and easy. MyLogicLab provides instructors with the ability to organize and base their course on their syllabus and on student performance. MyLogicLab simplifies and enriches the teaching experience by offering text-specific materials including instructor's manuals, test banks, PowerPoint presentations (for Baronett, Logic, 1/e), and much more.
Interactive Elements: A wealth of hands-on activities and exercises let students experience and learn firsthand. MyLogicLab contains a wide variety of multimedia resources for students whether it is with the on-line eBook that matches the exact layout of the printed textbook and contains interactive resources that expand upon topics in the text or with other materials including audio, video, simulations, animations and much more.

**New to MyLogicLab for Logic, 1/e, by Baronett**

Gradebook Exercise Previews: These preview slides will allow the instructors to see screen-capture images of the assessment items. Using these preview slides, instructors will more easily be able to select items to assign students.
Video Tutorials: The video tutorials will feature an instructor working through each of the “Solutions and Explanations for Selected Exercise Set Problems” as found on pages 435-455 in the Logic textbook. These tutorials will give students a visual representation on how to solve particular problems.